The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-03
Local Personal.

Mr.. NJ. j. Townsend left for Memphis
last night on the Central railroad.
It. A. Rousseau, the Freight and Passen-
ger Agent of the South Florida railroad, at
Tampa, Fla, is in the city.
j. R. Sheldon, Esq, was a passenger on
the steamship City of Savannah, which
sailed for New York yesterday.
j. X. Young, Esq, was among the passen-
gers on the steamship City of Savannah,
which sailed yesterday for New York
DR.. and Mrs. j J. WaTing were passen-
gers on the steamship City of Savannah,
which sailed for New York last evening.
Mr.. Thomas McGiIl, Northwestern Freight
Agent of the Central railrord of Georgia,
| with headquarters in Chicago, is in the city
Mr.. c. H. Harrison, a clerk at the Mar
shall House, leaves to-day for Fort Valley,
Ga, to take charge of the Harris House
| there.
Rev. E. V. Badly, of Macon, arrived in
the city yesterday and will preach at the
Savannah Baptist church for the next two
| Sundays
Joseph A. Roberts, ESQ, returned from
the North yesterday on the steamship Will
liam Lawrence, which arrived in the morn
| ing. He is looking much improved by his
trip.
Maj. s. j. Cassetty, General Agent of the
| Louis, Mo-, is in the city on trip through
out the South. Mr. CasSetty is one of the
most genial railroad boys that visit this
| section, and he has hosts of friends here.
Among the arrivals at the Screven House
| yesterday were Thomas McGill, Chicago;
w. G. Wallace, G.. W. Draton, Atlanta; S.
t:Cassetty, st. Louis; j. E. Peterson, FIT.
Gaines; c. e. Shoemaker, Philadelphia; NJ
| G. Stoner and wife, Baltimore: B. +. Moore
md Aain E'Ia
Salem; w. T. Moss, Townsville.
At the Harnett House were B. F.
Purrir, Elmira, N. Y; w. 4. Hack
ney, Knoxville, Tenn; E. F. futile,
Gordon, Ala. j. G. Chapman and wife,
New York; w. j. Dunning, E. S. Phillips,
Philadelphia; R. M. Carberry, NJ. J. Emery
and wife, Pensacola, Fla; d. j. Holmes,
Harvich, Mass u. D. Collins, Tuscumbia,
Ala; W; r: Perry and wife, G. H. Gray,
Y; w. H. Carroll, Charleston, N. Y;
Walter H. Cohen, D. H. Dixon, Georgia;
l.. F. Spofford st. Louis, Mo
At the Marshall House were f. r. Willis,
Detroit, Mich; Henry E. Sehanz, New
York. o. K. Waite and wife, Birmingham,
Ala; James F. Fox, st. Augustine; j.
Brown and Son, Doboy; T. w. Terry and
family, Valdosta; B. H.Harrell, Eastman;
A. Demler, Miss M. s. Mill, Miss Title Flem-
Wilmington Island; r. G. Guerard and two
ladies, Concord, Conn. d. g. Tanner, Cen
trail railroad; L. B. Lasserer and H. John
son, Fernandina; T. j. G.. Park and wife,
Helmetta, N. j.; d. L. H. Nichols, City;
w. w. Smith and son, Charleston, S. c.;
Miss Mamie Crawford, Miss Beulah Roberts
and Miss Bell Davis, Valdosta; G.. Strick-
land, Milltown; F. G. Crawford, Valdosta
At the Pulaski House were Morris Ka-
liskin, New York; r. c. Strother, Wal
halla, S. G.; p. j. Black and wife, Miss
Jennie Black, Williamsport, Mass; c. J.
Gilbert, Covington, KY; James X. Rich
ards, I. w. Calvine, Baltimore; NJ. j.
Blandford and wife, Williamsport, Pa.
William McCausland, Boston, Mass. Y. II.
Powers, Tattnall, Ga. p H. Devine, Wash
ington, d. c.; w. P. Hall, Brooklyn, n. Y.
s. r. Ford Philadelphia, Pa; l.. H. Brown,
Richmond, Va; w. B. Towers, Birming-
ham, Ala. Alfred Christey, Wilmington,
Del; George Radcliff e, Alexandria, Va.